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Test exercise to prepare for outbreak of African Swine Fever
Scotland

Test exercise to prepare for outbreak of African Swine Fever

New self-isolation guidance for NHS staff ‘within days’
Scotland

New self-isolation guidance for NHS staff ‘within days’

Scots urged to stick to rules, despite ‘freedom day’ in England
Scotland

Scots urged to stick to rules, despite ‘freedom day’ in England

Few quarantine concerns among passengers heading to Ibiza
Glasgow & West

Few quarantine concerns among passengers heading to Ibiza

Coronavirus: Whole of Scotland moves to level zero
Scotland

Coronavirus: Whole of Scotland moves to level zero

Coronavirus: Further 1735 cases reported in Scotland
Scotland

Coronavirus: Further 1735 cases reported in Scotland

Coronavirus: Further four deaths and 2317 new cases reported
Scotland

Coronavirus: Further four deaths and 2317 new cases reported

Beta variant in France ‘may evade effect of vaccines’
Scotland

Beta variant in France ‘may evade effect of vaccines’

Plan for so-called freedom day ‘somewhat naive’, says expert
Scotland

Plan for so-called freedom day ‘somewhat naive’, says expert

‘My son made the ultimate sacrifice during Afghanistan war’
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Scotland

‘My son made the ultimate sacrifice during Afghanistan war’

Wildfire risk warning issued as temperatures rise
Scotland

Wildfire risk warning issued as temperatures rise

Crofters share £430,000 to build or maintain homes
Scotland

Crofters share £430,000 to build or maintain homes

‘I bought two alpacas on Gumtree… and now I have 70’
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Scotland

‘I bought two alpacas on Gumtree… and now I have 70’

Heatwave on the horizon as Scotland enjoys hottest day
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Scotland

Heatwave on the horizon as Scotland enjoys hottest day

Coronavirus: Five deaths and 2047 cases in past 24 hours
Scotland

Coronavirus: Five deaths and 2047 cases in past 24 hours

One in 90 Scots ‘estimated to have had Covid last week’
Scotland

One in 90 Scots ‘estimated to have had Covid last week’

Vaccines end at Hydro as venue gears up for COP26 summit
Glasgow & West

Vaccines end at Hydro as venue gears up for COP26 summit

Scotland’s new librarian in charge of national ‘treasure trove’
Scotland

Scotland’s new librarian in charge of national ‘treasure trove’

Half of first wave Covid patients ‘developed a complication’
Scotland

Half of first wave Covid patients ‘developed a complication’

Scotland sizzles on warmest day of the year so far
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Scotland

Scotland sizzles on warmest day of the year so far

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Lynx captured overnight after being illegally released in Scottish Highlands dies
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Highlands & Islands

Lynx captured overnight after being illegally released in Highlands dies

Coldest January night in Scotland in 15 years as temperatures plummet to -18.9C in Altnaharra
Scotland

Coldest January night in 15 years as temperatures plummet to -18.9C

Rise of Reform ‘a danger to Scotland’, Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie warns
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Rise of Reform 'a danger to Scotland', warns Patrick Harvie

Rangers board backs Philippe Clement but warns results must improve
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Rangers board backs Philippe Clement but warns results must improve

Sisters missing for three days from Aberdeen ‘seemed normal’ before disappearance, says friend
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North East & Tayside

Missing twin sisters 'seemed normal' before disappearance, says friend

Former Olympic swimmer Dan Wallace backs campaign for ‘vital’ hydrotherapy pool in Perth
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North East & Tayside

Former Olympic swimmer backs campaign for 'vital' hydrotherapy pool

Owner of elderly dog rescued from sewer describes reunion as ‘best feeling in the world’
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Edinburgh & East

Owner of elderly dog rescued from sewer says reunion was 'best feeling in the world'

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Single mum given last-minute reprieve from eviction in Glasgow
Glasgow & West

'I have nowhere else to go': Single mum given last-minute reprieve from eviction

‘Opening a place where people can go and inject drugs will make things worse’
Glasgow & West

'Opening a place where people can go and inject drugs will make things worse'

UK’s first drug consumption room in Glasgow ready to open its doors
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Glasgow & West

UK's first drug consumption room ready to open its doors

Polmont: Young offenders create powerful films to act as deterrent from crime and gangs
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Edinburgh & East

Young offenders create powerful films to act as deterrent from crime and gangs

Patients offered life-changing dialysis treatment inside their home across NHS Grampian area
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North East & Tayside

Patients offered life-changing dialysis treatment inside their home

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Rod Stewart’s wife says his 80th birthday will stay in their ‘hearts forever’
Scotland

Rod Stewart’s wife says his 80th birthday will stay in their ‘hearts forever’

Scotland in grip of coldest January weather in 15 years – and it could get even colder tonight
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Scotland in grip of coldest January weather in 15 years - and it could get even colder tonight

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Sean Batty
Call to protect thousands of households ahead of energy meter switch-off
Politics

Call to protect thousands of households ahead of energy meter switch-off

Dozens of schools close as temperatures plunge across Scotland amid heavy snow and ice alert
Scotland

Dozens of schools close as temperatures plunge to -14C amid heavy snow and ice

Is it still illegal to possess drugs in Scotland?
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Is it still illegal to possess drugs in Scotland?

NHS Scotland must boost treatment by a fifth to cut Covid backlog, research finds
Scotland

NHS Scotland must boost treatment by a fifth to cut Covid backlog, research finds

Thousands of kids feel lonely with ‘no friends or absent parents’
Scotland

Thousands of kids feel lonely with 'no friends or absent parents'

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Prince Harry and Meghan meet people affected by Los Angeles wildfires
UK & International

Prince Harry and Meghan meet people affected by Los Angeles wildfires

Unhealthy childhood could affect brain later in life, study suggests
UK & International

Unhealthy childhood could affect brain later in life, study suggests

Aberdeenshire mum says she is a ‘low budget Banksy’ after creating quirky snow sculptures
North East & Tayside

'I'm a low budget Banksy': Mum delights neighbours with quirky snow sculptures